The ancestral lands in North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Squamish and Sunshine Coast will be for housing and industry, but details are scarce
The land earmarked for development is in four locations, with roughly two-thirds of the 350 acres on the North Shore:
• Marine Drive area of Xwmélch’sten Capilano Indian Reserve No. 5, near the Lions Gate Bridge and Park Royal Mall in West Vancouver.• Ch’ich’élx̱wí7 ḵw Seymour Indian Reserve No. 2, including Lynnwood Marina, near the Iron Workers Memorial Bridge in North Vancouver.• Stá7mes Indian Reserve No. 24, at the southern end of the city of Squamish.Article content• Ch’ ḵw’elhp Indian Reserve No. 26 in Gibson’s Landing, 3.8 km south of the Langdale ferry terminal.
In the other half of the projects, one of the Nations has individually partnered with a developer. If property being developed is reserve land, as is the case with Sen̓ákw, municipal governments do not have the same authority. This has allowed the Squamish Nation to pursue far greater density for Sen̓ákw than the neighbouring area — and move far faster, with its partner Westbank.from the federal government for construction of rental housing on the Sen̓áḵw development.
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